Liquid Death Is Re-Teaming With a Beloved Beauty Brand For a Thirst-Quenching New Collection

Cult-favorite water beverage brand Liquid Death isn’t afraid of a collaboration. Previously they’ve partnered with 19 Crimes on a limited-edition wine, WhistlePig Distillery on a whiskey, and even an exclusive collection with e.l.f. Cosmetics.

Liquid Death’s first go-round with e.l.f. was back in March 2024, when they released Corpse Paint, a heavy metal-influenced roundup of black and white products. Now, the two companies are teaming up yet again for round 2—a brand new limited-edition collection that drops on Wednesday, Jan. 14.

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Think Liquid Death … but make it lip balm. The e.lf. x Liquid Death balms are inspired by the beverage brand’s mountain water, sparkling soda flavors and iced teas. That means you’ll spot names like Severed Lime, Killer Cola, Doctor Death, Rest in Peach and Sweet Reaper.

The really fun part? Each balm comes tucked inside a tiny can that looks just like an actual Liquid Death can, only instead of cracking it open for a sip, you’re getting one of e.l.f.’s Squeeze Me flavored lip balms inside. It’s playful and meant to be tossed in your bag for easy, on-the-go lip hydration.

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The collection is limited, so if it’s calling your name, you’ll find it starting Jan. 14, 2026 on elfcosmetics.com and TikTok Shop. It’s one of those collabs that doesn’t take itself too seriously—and that’s kind of the charm.

What e.l.f. x Liquid Death Products Will Be Available?

If you really want to go all in, there are a few fun ways to shop the collection. The Lip Crypt Vault is a Beauty Squad exclusive (that means you need to be a member of e.l.f.’s rewards program) that bundles all six e.l.f. x Liquid Death lip balm flavors into one collectible set—basically the easiest way to grab the full lineup at once, with a price of $40.

You can also snag the lip balms individually, which are e.l.f.’s Squeeze Me formula in the form of Liquid Death–inspired flavors that are great for everyday use. Sold individually, each one is $8.

And then there’s the Lip Crypt Keeper, which might be the most extra (in a good way): a cremation-inspired case designed to hold your balm. You can wear it as a necklace or clip it to your bag or keys. For $18, it’s practical, a little ridiculous, and very on brand.

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